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  1. This turned up on YT 3 weeks back. Few other acetates on there the poster says are unreleased. No idea who David Solar is, anybody heard of him? Pat Caldwell aka Rockie Brown (Penntown), was as far as I can tell, primarily a writer, her name turns up in a few Philly productions, and there is a song called 'Go Away', which is by Pat Caldwell, and sounds exactly like 'Rockie Brown' to my ears, was included on 'Philly Soul, Vol. 2: More Phil Gaber & Impact Sound Productions 1962-1974' Chap who posted this up, states there are a few other recordings out there use this backing track, we have two, anybody know the others? Good stuff
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  3. Thats a great post and picture Rick, just noticed there is no 'You Baby' on there, seems they didnt do that one...
  4. Think it's Malcolm Hayes on Filmways Stateside, an ok version IMO, Emma Reade wins that one hand's down. Have attached a BBC disc interview from 1966, with Keith and Billie, really good stuff. They both do 'When you move you loose' which is great, Billie sound's really good on that, and Billie also sang, amongst lots of others, 'Whatcha Gonna Do' a Chuck Willis song, on Columbia... real thumper that one... Billie Davis & Keith Powell BBC Session January 1966.mp3 Isnt the big Buckinghams one, or Northern flavored one 'Don't You Care' / USA records ? I have a NZ one, need a replacement Oz one, if anybody has a nice copy?
  5. I have the McArthur 45, never made the connection.
  6. Cheers Dave, I have that CD, I'll play those to compare... so, and you can see this coming, who the hell was Willie Harvey? laughing
  7. oh, and this... Shelley Fabares - Lost Summer Love, the Original version of Lorraine Silver, came out on Aussie Philips in 1965, BUT was scheduled for release on PYE Here, but never came out. She is married to Mike Farrell of M*A*S*H fame. Was Elvis's first leading lady in 'Girl Happy', Originally released on Vee-Jay Records in the States.
  8. Load of good titles here, you should recognise most of the track titles, got loads more, but cant work out if they are UK written...if Ive got stuff wrong, dont hang me out to dry, all offered with sharing great music in mind... Mike Stevens & The Shevelles – The Go Go Train / PYE The Beatstalkers - Ain't No Soul (Left In These 'Ole Shoes) / CBS (awful record!) Tonny Rich - See-Saw / Astor down under Jimmy Lloyd - Call On Me / Fontana John Andrews - It's Just Love / Parlophone Lee Tomlin - Sweet Sweet Lovin / CBS Five And A Penny - You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies King Size Taylor - Somebody's Always Trying Marilyn Powell - Please Go Away / Fontana Jon Ford - You've Got Me Where You Want Me / Philips Lulu - Leave a Little Love / Decca Emma Rede - I Gotta Be With You / Columbia Second City Sound - A Touch of Velvet, A String of Brass / Major Minor Ronnie Jones & The Night-Timers - I Need Your Loving / Decca Andee Silver - Baby I Need Your Loving / Decca Beverley Jones - Wait 'Til My Bobby Gets Home / HMV Hamilton and The Hamilton Movement - Really Sayin Something / Polydor Susan Holliday - Any Day Now / Pye / Aussie Columbia, one of the Landsdown releses this one, great cover of Chuck... Elkie Brooks - Nothin Left To Do But Cry / Decca Keith & Billie - Taste Sour Don't It / Picadilly The Hipster Image - Can't Let Her Go / Fontana The Poor Souls - When My Baby Cries / Decca Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames - Sweet Thing / Columbia LP The Action - In My Lonely Room / Parlophone Steve Aldo - Can I Get Witness / Decca anybody know much about the OAK label? they had a few great groups on the label, I think, Bo Street Runners was on OAK, deffo worth checking out. Five Of Diamonds - Good Morning Blues / OAK Blues By Five - Boom Boom / Decca also Jack Hammer, he wrote and did so much great music, but did he do a few covers in there? maybe hidden on an LP... Petula Clark - Heart, now this was Released 1965 in UK on PYE and in Oz, asnd as I collect Oz stuff, hense scan, anyhow to my ears is a influence for Holly Saint James on ABC, as you can see carries 'Hatch' so obviously Tony Hatch in the writing credits,, anyhow take a listen, tell us what you reckon? and finally, maybe some of your experts can answer this, Virginia Vee - No, No No... french only written and sang, love this track, but Ive never worked out where it's from...
  9. Just looking through records and played this one, great track, but I have nothing else on vinyl or MP3 of Willie Jones, anybody know who Willie Jones was, did he cut other records, or is this a made up name?
  10. I agree that's the one, It's a great track, I really like DeRobert & Half Truths, only issue I have with them, is they NEVER play or tour in the UK, somebody should get em over here...
  11. Sunrise this morning over La Cinta, near Albox in Northern provincia de Almería
  12. My lad has just got to the Top of Mount Fuji great picture of the sunrise .
  13. Anybody heard the new DeRobert & the Half-Truths track ‘ I Would Die’ ? It’s an uncanny resemblance to an old northern stomper, can’t place it, it’s on bandcamp, but not much else where Anybody help ? https://derobertandthehalftruths.bandcamp.com/album/nothing-to-prove-b-w-i-would-die
  14. Anybody put this one up?
  15. Tricky, Ive always regretted selling anything, but I think back on what I actually miss, and I buy em again... if I can... you do have to wonder when you get to 2nd, 3rd or 4th copy of a track, is it worth buying it back! good luck with your decision, for myself, I'd only sell if they dont make your liver quiver, otherwsie you probably wont miss em...
  16. Stanley Mitchell - Quit Twistin My Arm / Get it Baby / Groove City, think I got a ton of others on the same day, all off Bham rag market, I put back Ray Merrell demo, and 21st Century demo on Dot, cause I didnt fancy the names as being any good!! young and dumb... !

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